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 <h3>Step 3 - Testing</h3>
 There were several test needed to demonstrate certain functionality within the allocator. These were implemented within a basic user interface so that when ran the functionality could be chosen. It was implemented like this to ease testing and make the results more visually coherent. The code has not been proofed against incorrect user entry as it only serves as an example of functionality rather than as a program aimed to be used regularly.<br/>
 ![While Loop](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_main_while.png "While loop")<br/>
-![While terminal](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_main_while_terminal.png "While terminal)<br/>
+![While terminal](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_main_while_terminal.png "While terminal")<br/>
 
 
 <h5>Example 1 - Integer allocation</h5>
 Integer allocation is one of the simplest functionalities of an allocater. <br/>
 Code:<br/>
-![Integer test](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_test1.png "Integer results)<br/>
+![Integer test](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_test1.png "Integer results")<br/>
 This gives the results below when ran:<br/>
 ![Integer result](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_result1.png "Integer result")<br/>
 
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 <h5>Example 4 - Allocator resets</h5>
 The allocater should reset when deallocation matches the number of successfull allocations.<br/>
-Code:
+Code: <br/>
 ![Reset test](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_test4.png "Reset test")<br/>
-The deallocator is called twice, first to deallocate all objects, then to reset itself.
+The deallocator is called twice, first to deallocate all objects, then to reset itself.<br/>
 ![Reset result](https://gitlab.uwe.ac.uk/j2-mcdaid/advanced-systems-programming/-/raw/main/Worksheets/Worksheet2/images/task1_result4.png "Reset result")<br/>